TAKE better care of your hair.<\/p>\n
Licensed hairstylist Sabrina Shick posted a video revealing the drugstore products you can use and which you should avoid.<\/p>\n
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First, Shick said to avoid the L'Oreal Paris Elvive Dream Lengths No Haircut Cream Leave-In Conditioner which costs about $6. <\/p>\n
This product claims to seal and repair damaged, split ends, but the hairstylist says otherwise.<\/p>\n
\"Split ends can not be 'mended,'\" she said.<\/p>\n
\"They need to be cut off.\"<\/p>\n
The next product Shick said 'no' to is the $7 Pantene Nutrient Blends Miracle Moisture Boost Rose Water Shampoo for Dry Hair. <\/p>\n
This shampoo claims that it's \"sulfate-free\" and will help hydrate your dry damaged hair.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, the hair expert disagreed.<\/p>\n
\"All of these 'sulfate-free' drugstore products do not have sulfates, but they're loaded with sodiums instead which dry the f*** out of your hair.\"<\/p>\n
In addition to this, she suggested avoiding any Pantene products.<\/p>\n
Speaking of TREsemm products, the stylist said \"please no.\"<\/p>\n
\"I'd literally use battery acid before TREsemm.\"<\/p>\n
The stylist even feels the same about using aussie products. <\/p>\n
Shick approves of the $10 Hask Argan Oil Repairing Shampoo + Conditioner. <\/p>\n
\"YES, YES,\" SHE SAID.<\/p>\n
\"HASK is an underappreciated queen.\"<\/p>\n
This shampoo and conditioner set is great for \"all hair types, color-safe, gluten-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free, and cruelty-free.\"<\/p>\n
Another 'yes' from Shick is the $10 SheaMoisture Curl and Shine Coconut Shampoo for Curly Hair Coconut and Hibiscus. <\/p>\n
\"YES O. M. G. YES,\" she said.<\/p>\n
\"SheaMoisture is affordable and uses high-quality ingredients.\"<\/p>\n
Shick also recommended that curly-haired viewers use this line as she said it's \"great for my curly people.\"<\/p>\n
A big 'no' on her list was the Shimmer Lights purple shampoo which costs about $10.<\/p>\n
\"Worst purple shampoo out there,\" she said.<\/p>\n
Instead, she suggested using the Fanola No Yellow Shampoo for just about $9.<\/p>\n
\"Smells great but no,\" she said.<\/p>\n
Shick claims that Herbal Essences hair products are also full of hidden sulfates and parabens.<\/p>\n
Another 'yes' on her list was the Hairitage Outta My Hair Gentle Daily Moisturizing Shampoo with Jojoba Oil.<\/p>\n
Not only is it vegan and cruelty-free, but for just under $9 it will \"cleanse hair of impurities and excess oils without stripping it.\"<\/p>\n
\"We love an all-natural queen,\" said Shick.<\/p>\n
She approves of the $17 WOW Skin Science Apple Cider Vinegar Shampoo to help with thinning hair, hair loss, and even dandruff.<\/p>\n
The hairstylist urges viewers to use the $3 Hask Argan Oil Repairing Deep Conditioner Packettes. <\/p>\n
\"Do not sleep on these hair masks,\" she said.<\/p>\n
\"Use them once a week.\"<\/p>\n
Another licensed hairdresser said: \"The reason [these products] feel so good is because they're coating your hair with silicone.\"<\/p>\n
\"The silicone makes it appear shiny and healthy but over time causes more fall out and dryness.\"<\/p>\n
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